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The Week In Review
Mon 11th January to Sun 17th January
The Week in Review aggregates the top news stories from the past seven days and orders them by popularity. Would you like to see the whole week's news?
Tributes paid to serving CNC officer who died in collision
18/01/21 - A "dedicated and committed" Civil Nuclear Constabulary officer has died in a road traffic collision. • Tributes have been paid after a Civil Nuclear Constabulary officer died in a road collision in Penrith last Thursday morning (14 January). PC Darryl Street - based at the Sellafield Operational Police Unit – joined the forc
Bail extension decisions moved from superintendents to inspectors
14/01/21 - Home Office reforms will increase pre-charge bail limits to 90 days with inspectors approving extensions at three-month stage. • Pre-charge bail time lengths are to be increased from 28 days to 90 days – reversing the changes to the bail system introduced by a previous Conservative administration in 2017. However, measures will also b
PSNI faces legal challenge on powers of entry under Covid laws
18/01/21 - The PSNI and Justice Minister Naomi Long have both argued the power is available to officers under the regulations. • The Police Service of Northern Ireland is facing a potential legal challenge over whether officers have the power to enter private homes to enforce Covid regulations without a warrant. Loyalist activist Jamie Bryson issued
- 18/01/21 - Officer trial by media is unjust says Fed after Suffolk officers cleared
- 12/01/21 - 'No clear limit on how far people can travel for exercise'
- 18/01/21 - GMP to provide a named contact officer to every resident
- 13/01/21 - Community service order for youth who left PC needing 17 stitches
- 12/01/21 - Detective shortage leads forces to target January blues for recruits
- 13/01/21 - Government 'would benefit' by setting facial recognition codes in law
- 18/01/21 - Wiltshire to challenge judiciary over officer assault tariffs
- 14/01/21 - South Wales refuse calls to release video footage of man who died
- 18/01/21 - Blue Light charities launch fitness fundraiser
- 14/01/21 - Nick Herbert to Chair CoP board
- 15/01/21 - PNC not impacted by IT error, says Home Office
- 16/01/21 - PCC elections slated for May
- 14/01/21 - Superintendents get CPD training as College ups online offer
- 15/01/21 - Officer who caught Covid after being spat at makes vaccine plea
- 14/01/21 - No increase in domestic abuse reports in first lockdown, says chief
- 13/01/21 - Forensics regulator signs off with call for 'fundamental change'
Features
Year review: so long 2020
Gary Mason selects some highs and lows from an unprecedented year for UK policing. • 2020 started as the year of the Officer Uplift and the official end to austerity policing. It also marked a refreshed partnership between the service and a new government with a healthy majority and a big “to
Comment
Comment: The Lord, the Policing College and the front line
The appointment of the former austerity policing minister Lord Nick Herbert to the College of Policing rightly raised a few eyebrows, writes Chris Hobbs. • Amidst the constant headlines concerning the pandemic interrupted by the attempt to subvert American democracy, news of an appointment in resp
Police Humour
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